Ambulatory oxygen: why do COPD patients not use their portable systems as prescribed? A qualitative study

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Pulmonary Medicine, February 2011

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RT @rogerw117: @AnnieBruton Thanks for all you've done. Your co-authored paper https://t.co/iQd4s6E7QJ firmed up (years later) my determina…

@AnnieBruton Thanks for all you've done. Your co-authored paper https://t.co/iQd4s6E7QJ firmed up (years later) my determination to use oxygen openly and look everyone in the eye. And the sky continues not to fall in! All the best in retirement (recomme…

Ambulatory oxygen: why do patients with COPD not use their portable systems as prescribed? http://t.co/IBIplaWdtK

@juliewintrup Our paper on why people with COPD don't like to use their oxygen systems http://t.co/yHZ7eBzuwv

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